Pomona Grange Meets with Clymer Grange on Dec 26
Pomona Grange No. 28 holds a joint session with Clymer Grange at the Christian Church in Clymer on December 26 starting at 10:00 A M. Program includes opening exercises, reports, committees, greetings by Clymer’s master, music by William Penn Grange and others, topics on stopping chicken thriving and practical electrical appliances, readings, instrumental and vocal numbers, a film, and a coffee service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Grange
Clymer Grange
Christian Church
Clymer
Grange
Jackson Tratper
Harry Kunkle
Shelpers Grange
the Grange
William
Penn Grange
Diety
Caroline Park
Deabenders
I. D. Mumat
Clarence Shields
C.D. Bence
KA Henderson
D. R. Hill
Marry Hoopengardner
Hope Grange
Ira Marlin
Willet Grange
S. W. Shearer
Bessie Smith
Ed Wenderson
John Smith
A. J. Stewart
J.W. Fulmer
McEnhoes
M. Thompson
Savan Grange
Creckaide Grange
Marion Canter Grange
Mrs. Musser
Mr. Craig
Success Grange
Kohlepp
The
J. W. Warner
Points on People in Johnstown and Nearby Towns
James Smith state factory inspector spent the weekend at home. Linus Heath from Harrisburg arrived for vacation. County Detective Harry Kooxer and Mrs Agnes Stadtmiller attended county business in Pittsburgh. Thomas Daugherty visiting friends Saturday. Deputy Sheriff Eugene Wilson and Prof Clair Borland visited in the Alleghany County Work House. Howard Fisher of Marion Center spent a few hours with friends. C M Craige of McIntyre attended to business Saturday afternoon. Israel Walker of Sheloca called on Indiana friends. Thomas Frantz Rossmayne Mill proprietor visited the Court House Saturday. John Durka of Blairsville called at the County Treasurer’s office. County officials signed the county board issue of 1,000,000 in Mellon Bank Pittsburgh today. Clark W McGregor of Harrisburg, district manager, spending holiday with parents. Kathryn and Esther Wanda teaching in Latrobe schools spending Christmas vacation with relatives. Mrs Samuel Highlands and Mr and Mrs Del Keith shopping in Indiana Saturday. Miss Florence Sunderlin, nearby drug store worker, spending Christmas at home near Clem. Miss Evelyn Jones teaching in Palmerton schools spending vacation with parents. Marshal J C McGregor of Fittsburg on holiday at home. Mrs Foo Taward of Curon visited Moore Hotel friends. Royden McMenry, Kenneth Nievly, Harold Walker and Arthur Thomas, Tri-State College students, visiting home for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
Johnstown
Linus Heath
Internal Revenue Department
Harrisburg
Harry Kooxer
Agnes Stadtmiller
Pittsburgh
Thomas Daugherty
Graceton
Eugene Wilson
Clair Borland
Alleghany
Howard Fisher
Marion Center
C. M. Craige
McIntyre
Israel Walker
Sheloca
Indiana
Thomas Frantz
Rossmayne
Court House
John Durka
Blairsville
Chas. L. Bance
James I. Henderson
Geo. Neabit
Earl Long
Elmer W. Allison
Mellon Bank
Clark W. McGregor
Bankers Reserve Life Insurance Company
A. 8. Marshall
J. C. McGregor
Kathryn
Esther Wanda
Latrobe
Samuel Highlands
North Ninth Street
del Keith
Stafford
Florence Sunderlin
Clem 7
Evelyn Jones
Palmerton
Ars
John TR. Jones
U. S&s
Marshal J.C. McGregor
Fittsbore
Cee
Foo. Taward
Curon
Moore Hotel
Royden McMenry
Kenneth Nievly
Harold Walker
Arthur Thomas
Tri-State College
Angola
Ind
Helen Wills to wed Frederick Moody in Claremont church
Helen Wills will marry Frederick Moody Sr in St. Clement's Chapel, Claremont, using Episcopal vows without obedience. The ceremony will be simple with six guests, and the couple plans a Galatea cruise along the southern California and Mexico coast, skipping a veil and favoring a traveling outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barklay
Gal
Helen Wilis
Frederick
Moody, Sr
St. Clement's Chapel
Claremont
Calfornia
Mexico
Misa Wirls
Confort
Moony
L. H. Miller
C. A. Wills
Indiana visitors from Creekside and Smicksburg on business
Tass M. Kunkle of Creekside and R. W. Wood of Sheloca were among Saturday Indiana business visitors. CG M. Dinger of Smicksburg and Stewart Campbell of near Homer City also called on business friends and transacted Court House business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tass M. Kunkle
Creekside
Indiana
R. W W. Wood
Sheloca
CG. M. Dinger
Smicksburg
Stewart Campbell
Homer City
Court House
War Dept aids widows on European pilgrimage plan
The War Department announced a program to escort widows and mothers of fallen soldiers to European cemeteries. Groups from each state will assemble in New York 24 to 48 hours before sailing, with all travel, hotel, and necessary expenses paid by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Seine
France
Flancis Wold
Waereghem
Belgium
Brookwood
London
Eny
New York City
New York
Tipa
War Department
Europa
Europe
Senator Gould Denounces Prohibition In Interview
Senator Gould criticizes prohibition saying Maine would vote Republican if allowed, arguing the law harms temperance, citing letters from Maine Democrats and widespread graft. He proposes government controlled liquor and notes personal anecdotes about drinking and temperance among relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Sumbarman
Maine
Washington
Ranger
Good Hanor
Kitehan
Prohibition Critique Echoes Maine Politics
A voice in Maine rails against prohibition, claiming it has failed for centuries and deteriorates further amid national political maneuvering. The critique links local sentiment to Washington's partisan dynamics, highlighting enduring opposition to alcohol bans.
Stocks Fall Sharply in Opening New York Trading
The New York market opened with broad declines as tax selling and bear pressure hit many sectors. U S Steel dropped below 160, Anaconda Copper fell to 68 1 2, and several large names like American Can General Electric Westinghouse and Montgomery Ward also declined amid light volume and cautious trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Bears
Kennecott
American Can
General Electric
Westinghouse
Montgomery Ward
Commerce Commission
Erie
Katy
Pennsylvania
New York Central
New Havani
Allegheny Corp
Esces
Serv Ace Sry
Vox Film
Seeeee
Bess Graham Paige
Gen. Motors
Eeceeese
Flot
BORG
Hupp Motor
Cse
Kelly Springfield
A Borg Ken
Kolster Radio
Lou
Gass Bloc
Man
Elec
Sup
Nat
Darry
N. Amar
N.Y
Cantral
Nevada
Bellas Fless
Pashard
Radio Cise
Keith
Sinclair Cons
Stand
O. Neds S.cers
Texas
Gulf
United Corp. C.craeea
Upi Wiwo
Sara
Agly U.S. Leather
Overland
TMG
Warner Bros
HSM
Weeting
Rlee Ce
U. BS
Maine Senator Jong Returns to Maine Home Ground
The veteran Maine senator ends a Washington career at 72 citing his disinterest in politics and a desire to return home. He lauds Calvin Coolidge as the greatest figure he knew in politics and criticizes a Westward-leaning Senate leadership. He champions home beer and wine rights and backs Wallace A. White as his successor to continue prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Jong
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Senate
Mases, R
New Hampshire
Middle West
Chicago
Aroostook Way
Neal Dow
Wallace A. White
Weather Forecast Calls For White Christmas Odds
Snow from last night and today raises white Christmas prospects with heavier precipitation likely later and colder air. Forecasts predict rain or sleet in the forenoon, turning stormy and much colder in the afternoon or night. Temperatures recorded include a low of 18, a mean of 26, and a high near 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Lawrentz
Temparate
Lorentz
Gulf Coast
Texas
Shrewport
Iun
Middle- Gulf States
Loree Attacks Fifth Trunk Line Plan Objections
Loree, after years of seeking approval, declares continued objections to evaluating a fifth trunk line plan. The commission has yet to approve the proposal, and Loree vows further scrutiny and resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loree
Police intercommunication system expands crime fighting reach
Gov Fisher announces a statewide police inter-communication network installed by Bell Telephone with over 8,400 miles of circuits. State Police Superintendent Adams and Major Wilhelm say the system will speed up sharing on arsons, stolen cars, escapes, holdups and murders. The plan divides the state into four zones Pittsburgh Harrisburg Wyoming and Philadelphia with a list of cities in the Pittsburgh zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wyoming
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Police Chiefs’ Association
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Lyrm GC
Adams
State Police
C. M. Wilhelm
State Polic
WHAK
Georgia
Alabama
Wisconsin
Quebec
Pitts
McKees Rocks
Wilkinsburg
Carnegie
Washington
Sewickley
Rochester
New Castle
Beaver Falls
Sharon
Mercer
Franklin
Localities Listed Across Several Pennsylvania Towns
A sequence of place names includes OM City Meadville Erie Butler Kit tanning New Kensington Blairsville Indiana Punxsautawney Greensburg Latrobe Gonnellaville Uniontown McKeesport Monongahela Monessen and South Brownsville, indicating regional references or a listing of towns in a historical newspaper snippet.
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OM City
Meadville
Erie
Butler
Kittanning
New Kensington
Blairsville
Indiana
Punxautawney
Greensburg
Latrobe
Gonnellaville
Uniontown
McKeesport
Monongahela
Monessen
South Brownsville
Christmas lighting contest sparks lively city streets
Residents crowded the indigna stream area as Christmas displays drew attention. Coupons from the Chamber of Commerce and Indiana Evening Gazette offer $100 in gold shared among four wards, plus extra prizes from electric companies. Entries must be mailed to headquarters with the page 2 coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Indiana Evening Gazette
Indigna
Chamber of Commerce
Associated Gas and Electric System
Vogel Electric Co
Utility Electric Co
The
Electric Supply Co
Lightcap Electric Go
Philadelphia
Sixth Streets
Death notices for William B. Smeaton and Lucas Cybak
William B. Smeaton a longtime Indiana county resident died at his home in March Funeral services set for Tuesday at 3 PM at his home with burial in Salem Cemetery Green Twp Details await word from his son in Denver Lucas Cybak 64 Graceton coke worker died at home from cerebral hemorrhage Survived by his widows and two sons Funeral services in Graceton Catholic Church Thursday at 9 AM
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Engle
Taylor Avenue
Salem Cemetery
Green
Denver
William B. Smeaton
Indiana County
Lucas Cybak
Graceton
Graceton Catholic Church
Plan calls for fifth eastern trunk line in rail merger
Harvard economist Prof. Wm Z Ripley criticizes the commission’s plan to create a fifth trunk route in the east headed by the Wabash and backed by Lehigh Valley Weeling and Lake Erie Pittsburgh and West Virginia and Western Maryland. The plan may trigger public hearings to air grievances and refine proposals amid broad debate and cautious pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Z. Ripley
Harvard
Commission
Congress
Territory
Wabash
Ripley
Lehigh Valley
Weeling
Lake Erie
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Maryland
Liner Held Up at Quarantine
The North German Lloyds liner Columba carrying 804 passengers and 7000 sacks of Christmas mail remained at quarantine as engineers worked to repair a starboard engine after sailing from Sandy Hook. The delay exceeded a day but passengers reported no discomfort and mail was to be unloaded at quarantine to speed delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lloyds
Columbus
Sandy Hook
Three Hundred Drown As Chinese Vessel Founders
London December 23. Three hundred passengers aboard the Chinese steamship Lee Chong were reported drowned when the vessel foundered in a tempest. Rescue efforts are ongoing as officials assess the disaster and the fate of the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lee Chong
Gala Ship Tragedy Near Hong Kong Claims Two Survivors
A Central News dispatch reports a gala voyage en route to Hong Kong ended in disaster with only two survivors rescued. The two were plucked from mountainous seas by fishing boats that dared the rough conditions to reach the wreck site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rifa Gala
Hong Kong
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Frederick 5S. Moody, Jr
Senator Gould
mMates
Spa
Bry
Elpmia Yayanti AR
GOV. Fisher
Liner
Nt and
Indiana Co. St. Bis. Co
Zravidga Lim
Amiraville
McGregor & Thomas Bus Company
Punxsutawney
M. P.M
Indiana, Ly
Dixonville
Cresson
Sagamore
Ate
Saltsburg
Pak Haave
Baltaburg
Ayaa
Clarkabury Grange Hall
Jacksonville
Auitman
Isd
Bethel Road
Bagewood
Johnston's
P.M
County Hono
Joag
Altman Bridge
Sackdonvilla
Brown's
Clarksbure Kier’s Soncol
Baltsburg
Slickville
Moa
Mla
Bop
P. Mip
OAL
Saltebury
Loave
Stickville
Tinala
Shelocta
Elderton
South Benden
Orvo Endland
Filderton
Tee
Hiferton
South Bend
ELIBO
Axriya Indiana
Murraysville
Pittsburg
Sonnoptigis
Glen Campbell
Sieulite P Wr RR
Unien
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